Sentence examples for use the same kernel from inspiring English sources

CFrWPT is related to FrFT since they both use the same kernel.

In his new blog post, "Fragmentation is good and bad for Linux", Zemlin points out that all Linux variants use the same kernel, maintained by a collection of smart, dedicated people.

Thanks to this, there is no need for any emulation either, hence, there's no performance penalty — both Chrome OS and Android will use the same kernel and resources on the Chrome OS machine.

This can be compared with Linux distributions, which are all binary compatible because they use the same kernel and also use the same basic tools, compilers and libraries, while coming with different applications, configurations and branding.

Furthermore, such property also allows to use the same kernels for the computation of both the forward and inverse transforms.

Due to the symmetric nature of the two kernels, the inverse 4×4 and 2×2 Hadamard transforms use the same kernels of their corresponding forward transforms.

A perfect modelling of the resolution was assumed, by using the same kernel (FWHM = 4.3/4.5 mm in the transaxial and axial directions, respectively) during the simulation and the reconstruction of the datasets.

Similarly, the cross-validation accuracy, using the same kernel, while testing both models using similar interfaces at C-level was 90.5% for ModelND and 77.0% for ModelNDNN.

We tested the performance of the different approaches on various kinds of genomic data features, including phylogenetic profiles, sub-cellular localization and gene expression datasets using the same kernels and parameters as in previous studies (Bleakley et al., 2007; Yamanishi et al., 2005).

All kernels use the same program format (for the most part; some programs for PreOS may use an extended format that won't work on other kernels), so even if a program is written for DoorsOS (or is a "doors" program) it can still probably be run on the other kernels as well.

All kernels use the same atomic similarity measure, but integrate the single pairwise atomic similarities in different ways.